Buying items like a bike helmet or a car seat could save you money but Consumer Reports says it could come with a risk.

Many online sites allow third-party sellers to offer items. Only buy from names you know.

In a new investigation, Consumer Reports found bike helmets that don't meet basic safety standards sold on major websites - and that's not the only potentially phony safety gear you might find online.

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